04:37 Dec 04 2007
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It isn't about me - it's about the state of our country and doing something to strengthen it again and since I am living overseas, I do see what the some of the rest of the world from the international university community thinks of our country and its policies at the moment.
I urge you to read the letter that I received in my mail box just now and support Ron Paul for President. If you are too young to vote - tell your parents to check him out. If you are able to vote, tell all your friends and neighbors.
We CAN make a difference to this country with our votes - let's tell the powers that be that we are sick of their lies and control and take our country back the way the founders intended it to be.
JMCheryl
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From : Ron Paul 2008
Reply-To : Ron_Paul_2008_ofmhl@cpro30.com
Sent : Monday, December 3, 2007 3:12 PM
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Subject : Message from Ron
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December 3, 2007
Want to know a secret? There were two moments I especially enjoyed at the
CNN/YouTube debate -- despite my frustration at some of the questions, and the
maldistribution of time.
First, I was pleased at John McCain's attack, which he clearly had planned. Not
because that sort of stream-of-consciousness nonsense about Hitler and WWII --
when the neocons openly want what they call WW IV! Are we to forget that the
first war crime charged at Nuremberg was waging aggressive war?
I mean this: mainstream politicians NEVER attack an opponent they think is far
behind. The McCain campaign, we've heard, is worried sick about New Hampshire,
and they thought a slam at me would help. Ha! Of course,
it only strengthened our forces.
Then, after the debate, Rudy Giuliani walked up to me and said, "Oooh, you sure
have a LOT of supporters." It's only the beginning, I told him.
Indeed, he could have told that by the crowd outside after the debate. Mitt
Romney had a few people, but no one else did. We, on the other hand, had about
500 enthusiastic revolutionaries, plus a boat, a trolley, and two planes towing
lighted signs. As I looked out at the crowd, I thought: the establishment has no
idea of what they are facing. We have an army of freedom, prosperity, and peace.
As the LA Times political blog noted the other day, the
British also thought they had no problem with the Americans--until Yorktown.
But we have an astoundingly short time before the first contests. The Iowa
caucuses are on January 3, the New Hampshire primary is on January 8, and Nevada
and South Carolina are both on January 19. We have only
30 days to stake our claim to the nomination, and to the new America that
restores the ideals of the founders, and leads the world through free
enterprise, a sound dollar, the rule of law, and peaceful example. Not through
inflation and bombs.
Help me surprise the neocons and all the establishment with our success. Help me
build the foundation for the America we all want. Send your most generous
contribution: https://www.ronpaul2008.com/donate. The military-industrial
complex, the biased media, the big banks, the Fed, the waterboarders, and the
IRS don't like what we're doing. But every good American is applauding us, and
daring to hope for a better future.
Please, help me give it to them, to us, to all Americans to come. Keep this
revolution growing and winning:
https://www.ronpaul2008.com/donate.
Sincerely,
Ron
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